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Hi together,
What is the reliability on hanging if everything will be made correctly?
I have heard from 70% but why so less? That means nearly 1 will die from it and 1 will survive hanging.
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main factors that affect success are probably:
full or partial suspension
being found or not
strength of rope / ligature (may snap and drop you)
and proper placement on the neck
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I think that 70% comes from the fact that this number also includes partial, which has a higher failure rate. If you do full suspension you will die anyway, whether you pass out peacefully or you suffocate after a few minutes unless one didn't tie the rope well to the anchor point and "by accident" it losens while the body is shaking.
Edit: I've never heard that an execution by hanging really failed, it's just you have to hang long enough and it's 100%.
If you do full suspension, you will succeed unless you are rescued or have a rope/knot failure. Once suspended, there really is no recourse before you pass out some seconds later.
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If you do full suspension, you will succeed unless you are rescued or have a rope/knot failure. Once suspended, there really is no recourse before you pass out some seconds later.
as long as you do not have a chance to put your feet on sth you will have a 100% chance to ctb the question is only whether it is painful (suffocation) or not. did you ever see an execution by hanging failing? the condemned are just hanging until they die without a chance to rescue themselves.
Edit: and if you plan to "get back on the chair" then probably it's the best not to try CTB at all for now.
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as previously mentioned, full suspension has 100% success rate - assuming your knot doesn't fail, you can't touch the ground after dropping, etc. it may not always be quick or peaceful, but eventually you will die.
partial hanging incorporates a "blood choke", and can be painlessly lethal within a couple of minutes - although, it has a low success rate because you're not securely hung in the air + other factors.
I recall the question posed: "How much time does it take to die by hanging?"
To that was answered: "It depends. Some types of prisoners die within 10-20 minutes with the rope noose around their necks. Some other types of prisoners die much slower over the course of their lifetimes with a tie around their necks."
If you do full suspension, you will succeed unless you are rescued or have a rope/knot failure. Once suspended, there really is no recourse before you pass out some seconds later.
What causes the knot to fail? How can it avoided or minimized? I keep typing slip knots (I think correctly) and pulling, they are holding but obviously much less weight
as previously mentioned, full suspension has 100% success rate - assuming your knot doesn't fail, you can't touch the ground after dropping, etc. it may not always be quick or peaceful, but eventually you will die.
partial hanging incorporates a "blood choke", and can be painlessly lethal within a couple of minutes - although, it has a low success rate because you're not securely hung in the air + other factors.
Currently my go to method if I can't get and hide nitrogen easily. I've never been able to pass out with partial tests, anyone have good information on rope placement? I'm planning full suspension but don't want to be dangling in pain choking to death for a long time if I can help it. Couple of seconds of pain and then pass out and away is my hope.
The hanging success rate is pretty good from what I've seen but it's off my list for now. I've tried partial many times, it always resulted in just my jugular being blocked which is a very painful way to die. I think it's extremely difficult to figure out a way to block the carotid arteries unless they are more outward in your body. Full suspension has a very high success rate but it seems to me a high chance of a slow and painful death. The availability of hanging is wonderful, I wish it could be my method.
The hanging success rate is pretty good from what I've seen but it's off my list for now. I've tried partial many times, it always resulted in just my jugular being blocked which is a very painful way to die. I think it's extremely difficult to figure out a way to block the carotid arteries unless they are more outward in your body. Full suspension has a very high success rate but it seems to me a high chance of a slow and painful death. The availability of hanging is wonderful, I wish it could be my method.
Just like I said in full haning 30sec max and you're out it's just a matter of rope placement of the loop and anchor point search.
im wil do friday my first attemp friday 23:00
if you look to ctb videos full haning you see people are out in 10sec if the rope is strong than it wil work
if you look to ctb videos full haning you see people are out in 10sec if the rope is strong than it wil work
Just like I said in full haning 30sec max and you're out it's just a matter of rope placement of the loop and anchor point search.
im wil do friday my first attemp friday 23:00
if you look to ctb videos full haning you see people are out in 10sec if the rope is strong than it wil work
if you look to ctb videos full haning you see people are out in 10sec if the rope is strong than it wil work
Yes is usually long drop. I have seen videos from executions in certain countries where it wasn't long drop all the time, dunno how accurate they were. The facts are clear, Full suspension doesn't fail, it's only a question of time and whether pass out is fast or not when someone can't grab anything whether with their feet nor with their hands. That's not an encouragement they are the facts.
What causes the knot to fail? How can it avoided or minimized? I keep typing slip knots (I think correctly) and pulling, they are holding but obviously much less weight
Currently my go to method if I can't get and hide nitrogen easily. I've never been able to pass out with partial tests, anyone have good information on rope placement? I'm planning full suspension but don't want to be dangling in pain choking to death for a long time if I can help it. Couple of seconds of pain and then pass out and away is my hope.
Personally if you are in a hurry and want it to work first time, I would say that even if there is pain, the fact that you are guaranteed to ctb as long as the rope and the anchor point holds is a good thing, after all for me personally my whole life has been pain and suffering for nearly 40 years, so what's however many minutes more before I disappear into the ether.
This is where your research pays off. You look at a map before you take a trip. Look at your setup and the threads before you take this trip. Do it right.
Full suspension, usually has a 100% if all goes right, honestly slip knot or hang man knot works, just make sure you tie anchor point somewhere good and it doesn't break, the anchor knot doesn't matter, as long as it can hold your full weight
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